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Os dejamos la información (en inglés) de las próximas novedades de Magic The Gathering:

• From The Vault: Twenty
• Theros
• Heros Vs Monsters
• New Commander

Twenty Proven Champions!

For the twentieth birthday of Magic: The Gathering, we've got a special twenty-card From the Vault! Draw on the power of twenty influential Magic cards to give your decks an edge. Each was a key part of a premier tournament-winning deck from each of the past twenty years. Now you can learn their secrets, harness their strengths, and use them to defeat your enemies!

Contents and Details

Twenty premium foil cards, including some with new art.

An exclusive Spindown life counter.

A collector's guide.

Each card has been printed using a foil process unique to the From the Vault series.

The twenty cards are all printed in the current card frame. For some, it is for the first time.

From the Vault: Twenty will be available worldwide in English only, and will have an extremely limited print run.

All cards are black bordered and tournament legal. This means that these cards are legal for use in any tournaments where the original printings are still legal.

Please use the hashtag  #FTV20 for discussing this product on Twitter!

Product Concept and Development Team: Gavin Verhey and Jeremy Jarvis 

Release Date: August 23, 2013 

Monsters worthy of legend have always threatened the civilizations of the Multiverse. Heroes of many worlds must prove their worth by confronting these immense creatures. These heroes grow stronger with every encounter as they assail threats beyond their imagination.

Materializing out of the mist, monsters loom large on the horizon. Terrifying and relentless, these mythical creatures ravage the countryside. Enrage your monsters into jaw-dropping monstrosities and send them rampaging toward the enemy.

Duel Decks: Heroes vs Monsters will contain six preview cards from this fall's Magic set Theros, making them your very first chance to play with the set's new cards!

Deck Design and Deck Development: Chris Millar, Kelly Digges and Sam Stoddard 

Twitter Hashtag: #MTGHVM

Languages Available: English, Japanese 

Release Date: September 6, 2013 

New set: Theros. But not only did we announce Theros, we also announced the two other sets in the Theros block: the February, 2014, set which was code-named "Romans," is called Born of the Gods and the May, 2014, set, code-named "Countrymen," is called Journey Into Nyx.

Now let's talk about just the details for this fall's set:

Set Name	Theros
Block	Set 1 of 3 in the Theros block
Number of Cards	249
Prerelease Events	September 21-22, 2013
Release Date	September 27, 2013
Launch Weekend	September 27-29, 2013
Pro Tour Theros Dates	October 11-13, 2013
Game Day	October 19-20, 2013
Pro Tour Theros Formats	Swiss: Standard Constructed Theros Booster Draft Top 8: Standard Constructed
Official Three-Letter Code	THS
Twitter Hashtag	#MTGTHS
Initial Concept and Game Design	Mark Rosewater (lead), Ethan Fleischer, Ken Nagle, Zac Hill, and Jenna Helland
Final Game Design and Development	Erik Lauer (lead), Zac Hill, Dave Humpherys, Doug Beyer, Shawn Main, and Tom LaPille
Languages	English, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
Available in	Booster Packs, Intro Packs*, Event Deck*, Fat Pack* (Not available in all languages)

There are five new one hundred-card decks in this release, each will contain fifteen new cards to Magic. Where the first release had five decks which were wedges from the mana pie (that is one color and its two enemy colors.) These five decks all follow are a central color of mana and its two allies, what we refer to as shards of the color pie.

There are going to be, in total, 51 new cards legal in Eternal formats (Vintage and Legacy) but they are not legal in Standard, Block Constructed, or Modern.

Release Date: November 1, 2013 

Three-Letter Abbreviation: C13 

Twitter Hashtag: #MTGC13

Languages: English, Japanese, French, German, Italian, and Spanish 

Initial Concept and Game Design: Mark L. Gottlieb (Lead), Dan Emmons, Ethan Fleischer, Scott Larabee, and Steve Warner 

Final Game Design & Development: Billy Moreno (lead), Ethan Fleischer, Ron Foster, Mark Globus, and Dave Guskin, with contributions from Matt Tabak